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Making outgoing IRC DCC work with NAT and XChat
This is basically a reminder to myself in case I need to set this up again, if you want to do this for more than one PC behind a NAT firewall-router, then you will of course have to use a … Continue reading
Generating a simple directory listing with apache and autoindex
Setting up a simple list of files on an apache webserver. The list looks like this: # File /etc/apache2/httpd.conf # http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/mod_autoindex.html # for more options. IndexOptions IgnoreClient IndexOptions FancyIndexing IndexOptions SuppressColumnSorting IndexOptions SuppressDescription IndexOptions SuppressHTMLPreamble IndexOptions SuppressIcon IndexIgnore mystuff #IndexOptions … Continue reading
Installing TwonkyServer on Ubuntu Lucid Lunx 10.04.1
Update – Monday 26th December 2011. Being a long term Logitech Squeezebox owner, I’m pleased to see that they have now incorperated a DNLA Server into their software and renamed it “Logitech Media Server“. I now no longer use Twonkyserver … Continue reading
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Tagged Home Linux Server, Linux, Streaming media to PS3, Twonkyserver
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Security enhancing your Ubuntu LAMP with Apparmor
sudo aa-genprof apache2 When you see the following message Would you like to enable access to the profile repository? (E)nable Repository / (D)isable Repository / Ask Me (L)ater Select E for enable. You’ll see the following message Writing updated profile … Continue reading
Configuring a static IP address on Lucid Lynx
I didn’t know this, but seemingly you have to remove the network manager before you set up a static Ethernet IP on Lucid Lynx. Remove Network Manager. sudo apt-get remove network-manager Then follow the instructions here. References: Ubuntuguide.com